[Louis Foxwell]

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[Louis Foxwell]

Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center, is a New York writer focusing on radical Islam.

[Truth29]

What a grim and downward path charting the future. This course leads to either a Mad Max world or a gray, oppressive East Germany future. The grip of the Obama Regime grows ever tighter and only state nullification, revolution or, perhaps, an article V convention may change the course at this point.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

“...and Europe risks going back to the bad old days of nation states and independent economies...”

Boy, is that a bad axiom. Nations exist for very good reasons, and the US took around a hundred years to gradually and painfully move from federalism (dominance of the states) to anti-federalism (strong central government), even going to war over it. Just to prove to ourselves that anti-federalism, while easier for the central government, isn’t better than federalism.

Europe should have learned their lesson a long time ago. With the formation of a unified Holy Roman Empire. As a unified central government it barely lasted a single generation, before devolving into at first a federation of kingdoms, then subdividing more and more, with less and less power for the central government until it became just an ignored, paperwork generating administrative body. It still lasted, at least on paper, about a thousand years, but nobody cared.

Yet the nations more or less survived.

[Savage Beast]

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[GOPJ]

<>California’s huge government pension fund, can afford to be a corrupt economic disaster because California will eventually have to bail it out. And the United States will eventually have to bail out California. The big cities can’t be allowed to go bankrupt no matter how much they mismanage their budgets. Neither can the big states. Everyone can be as economically irresponsible as they want to be.

NO to bailing out California.

Let them rot in their corruption and sanctuary cities. The rest of us are tired of paying for their grandiosity.

NO

NO

NO!

NO bail out ever.